The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23
ip,iaen, to the late farce called

mEr at tho A&CUsANu ASiAA"S'
Rev Samuel Rut,erjeld, A EniversahS'
minister Of Schagn No, has joined ti9nFl
George : party al the aye OF SoNenty'hN'
and viii taNe the stamp,
4 telegram had been received reS"rHln'
the ARRAY ~ llsGoolvArna. Ireland 90"
x.ah', Wne'sn WAS Killed and three Others
seriously hurt, The five men caPtNF''
wer, ARRESTED inside " the house Oi farHl
ar Sa,+or. Two more were Identified,
Farmer Sexton, whom the gang meant u
murder. had been summoned 10y the i'aga'
and ra-savr5. and he had promised 10 sHI
render his farm. but did not DO so, 1ut
san- thercuuoucuterCd his house. when thI
police, who lay in ambush, surprised 'H'i''
Archbishop Lynch says ma letter 20
S.swar, lvou. "Heurv Georges doctrine
or book has not Vet been pronounced on
nv the HOLY See. pr. Mc6lynn 5 eNrom-
m.nirati0n was OccaSiOnei by his persist
emit refusal 10 obey the command "t the
Holy Sre. Dr.. McGlvnns rase is purely
ecclesiastical, not political .
The Rev. Ahbe CheNcrt a resident OF
MontrcaL WAS indicted before the Queen :
bench on a charge o! assauIunGa Young
c1rl. The priest, through his counsel.
( pleaded that his passions were TOO strong
/ to resist temptation.
Two hundred policemen and a strong
| force Of military escorted Mr.. brlen IN
( the court house at NltCse.Stown, where n
formal charge was made against him, and
he was ~remSnded to Jail. The streets were
crowded with people and lined with troops.
( Stones wern thrown at the police escoTtluS
( O'Brien and several Of them were wounded.
/ The police then charged tho crowd, using
their batoMs freely. and l]DguTlDG many OF
the SPECTATORS. Moou.jChters murdered
~ 8 rrF 800 800 l E- M % - ~
ed another 0fictrnear Ennis, County Glare.
Twelve policemen had waited in conceal
/ ment in a house where they had learned
that a number Of moonlich:crs would gath
or. When the moonlighters came they
were admitted. and the door closed and
locked after them. Then a fercCTghttuok
place in a small room. There was no FIR
ing. Five moonlighters were arrested.
Two Others escaped.
The acting commissioner Of the general
land Office has submitted 10 the secretary
OF the interior his report Oithe adjustment
OF the grant Tor the bayfield, branch OF the
Chicago, s.. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
railway. He finds that the company Is en-
titled to 1913, SCI acres, of which 323, GOO
acres have been approved to the State oil
Wisconsin for its benefit, leaving l0l l2G
acres still due, but Of the lands granted in
place lAtEtt4 L t,pp- ANlGG RlN UAAG tt4N
subject TO selection. Should these granted
lands be approved. the company will then
have received $40, 962 acres, or 37,1O1
acres in excess OF the quantity to which it
is entitled. Therefore the report says the
company is not entitled to the certifca-
tion of additional indemnity lands. There
are l25. 600 acres cfunaPprOved indemnity
selections now pending, which, if the sec
rotary concurs in this report, must be an
celed. The commissioner also tinus that
as the company did not construct its road
upon the limit of definite location. there
being three material reflections, it thereby
abandoned so much of its grant as is
c~oterminous with these reflections.
The Montana legislature may again b.
convened to correct the errors OF an extra
session.
4 dispatch from st. Paul de Loanda,
under date of Sept. 8, states that Mai.
Bartellot. commander OF the camp on
the Aruwisni, had sent advises to Leopold.
Vile. Hc received news from Henry NJ.
dated July -. Stanley. then was
ten days march ia the interior, and still
proceeding up the Aruwimi, which he found
vigable above the rapids. Stanley ex-
pected to arrive July % at the center of
the Madoi district, and reach Wadelai by
the middle OF August.
The statement OF the public debt OF the
dominion just issued by the finance depart
nent shows the total set debt on Aug. 81
10 have been $22S.495, 461, an increase
since June 20 OF So, 467, 500.
In parliament Balfour, secretary for
said: Sections accouAt OF the
ditehellstown shooting differed in very
vital particulars from accounts the govern
nent ha received. The government re-
porter, under escort OF tie police, at
to- approach the vehicle from
which the speakers were to address the
Condor shouted to the people to
lose up against the police. That gas the
iignal Tor the assault on the ~poliee-utterly
lnproyoked and of a most violent and
Irutal character. They were pelted with
tones and black thorn sticks, 5SiTT0~H out
II formation, ridden down by men on
horseback and driven back inside the bar
The doors and windows OF the bar
acks were broken, and it was then, In
ielf-defense, that the shots were fred.
OF the police were struck and
,wenty- seven injured. The responsibility
rested with the band of politicians calling
leaders OF the Irish people who
poke OF the government reporters as
'pies.
0tway L. Carter OF Mississippi has been
appointed a special agent for Indian dep
claims. The president has APP
Richard w. Dunlap consul atStrat.
ord. Ont.
P~ostoifice established: Dakota-Sogn,
Nelson county. Postmaster commissioned
Dakota, Olga, ]. j. Chale.
The widow Of Hon. Alexander Mitchell
has sold her interest in the family home at
to her son, John J.. Mitchell.
Tor $500, 900.
Colonel William Munger, an ex-conaress
man, and. e~x-colonel of the 9th Ohio in.
the late war, ia dead.
Thirty counties in Missouri have adopt
prohibition under the local option law.
and the prohihitianists expect 60 carrg 4,
counties within a fortnight,
Messers. L~ebouchere. Helper, Drummer
and other members Of parliament adj.
dressed a meeting in Cork recently. called
TO ~denounce the action Of the government.
Michael Davitt spoke at q meeting in Duh
In recently. He declared that re would
adopt every word and meaning OF Mr..
O'Brien's speech at Mitchelstown. Irish.
men would deserve the contempt of tho